Music marketing ideas

30 Days of Instagram Content for Musicians! Always know what to post on social media with this grid template. Specially made with musicians in mind. Music // Musicians // Instagram // Indie Musicians // DIY Music // Music Marketing

Spread the love 495 495SharesHello there my fellow music makers! Today I wanted to look at how important marketing your music is or isn't, and have a look at what you all think on the matter. As always I'll also be showing you what I think you should be doing regarding this, so have a read on...

Ever open Instagram to make a post and have no idea what you should share? Here's a quick list to give you some ideas!

Social media is essential for bands and musicians in today’s digital age. Social media provides a platform for artists to connect with their fans, promote their music, and build their brand. Through social media, bands and musicians can share their music, promote upcoming shows and tours, and share behind-the-scenes content, providing a glimpse into their lives and creative process.

Creative advertisement by a copywriter. 🙌 Georgia-based copywriter Solomon Tsitsuashvili has undertaken a creative challenge titled 365 Days of Copy that involves creating a print ad every day for a year. He picks a well-known brand and based on their history and background, he comes up with witty taglines and visuals.

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Looking to market your music? Discover effective strategies and tips on how to market your music successfully. From building a strong online presence to creating engaging content, this board is filled with valuable insights and resources to help you promote your music and reach a wider audience. Whether you're an aspiring artist or an established musician, these ideas will inspire you to take your music marketing game to the next level. Explore now and unlock the secrets of successful music…

10 highly effective ways showing you how to promote a single release that will help you customize a core strategy to place your music where it needs to be.

Record executives and music industry know-it-alls say this time and time again, “Get your name out there.” I have heard this phrase so many times that it has become a pet-peeve. The problem with this phrase is that it is too broad and generic. First of all, how do you get your name out there and where exactly is “there?” The answer is PROMOTIONS - something every artist will need to engage in to get the fans they desire. The name of the game is PROMOTION, PROMOTION, PROMOTION. Do it. Do it…